In Florida, Kitchen Table Literary Arts uses our issues in writing workshops, where budding authors find their voices amplified and their stories validated. From novices to master-level writers, our pages become springboards for creativity and growth.
In Kentucky, the Black Writers Collaborative, part of the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, incorporates our magazine into their mission of supporting Black writers and providing free tutoring to K-12 students.
In prisons across Louisiana and Georgia, our issues become lifelines. Through partnerships with Louisiana Books 2 Prisoners and X Books, incarcerated individuals find moments of escape and connection in our pages. Inspired by Malcolm X's transformative prison reading experience, these programs remind us of literature's power to transcend barriers and change lives.